I'm planning to install a drivers power bucket seat and i do not see any easy way to tie it into my fuse panel. if there isn't one will likely just run a fused line from the battery. Hoping one of you have done this in the past and can offer first hand proven advise. Thanks (it should not be relevant, but my seats are 1973-75 Grand Prix buckets)
Quick Answer. The weight of a toilet varies depending on its water capacity and its materials, but specifications provided by Lowes reveal that toilets can range in assembled weight from 70 to 120 pounds. On average, the weight varies somewhat between one- and two-piece models. Continue Reading.
The volume of water in the tank, its height above the bowl, restrictions or blockages between the tank and the bowl, or within the bowl all limit the speed and amount of work the tank water can perform. If your toilet is less than ten years old, you may have a first generation 1.6 gallon low flush toilet. These toilets were mandated by the 1992 Energy Policy Act in an effort to save water. Traditional toilets used 3.5 gallons of water per flush.